Cheryl Curtis received her Physical Therapy degree from Gannon University over 20 years ago. In 2005, she became certified through the Biofeedback International Alliance to treat pelvic floor disorders. She completed her pelvic floor education through the Herman and Wallace Pelvic Rehabilitation Institute, which was followed by a mentorship experience at H&D Physical Therapy in Manhattan. In 2014, Cheryl became board certified in Women’s Health t ... Read More
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Patients consistently describe Cheryl Curtis as an exceptionally knowledgeable, thorough, and compassionate provider. She excels at explaining exercises and individualized care plans clearly, making patients feel comfortable, heard, and deeply understood. Patients appreciate her gentle, non-judgmental approach and her ability to provide effective, life-changing treatment for sensitive issues like pelvic floor health. The entire staff is praised for being kind, professional, and attentive, creating a warm and welcoming office environment from start to finish. Patients feel they are in excellent, highly skilled hands and express immense gratitude for their care.
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Very knowledgeable and helpful
Cheryl is so great to work with. She really knows her stuff! She takes the time you need to talk through the exercises and how you are doing with them and how they feel. And she offers great advice.
Cheryl is great!
I learned a lot. Cheryl was extremely knowledgeable and focused on my symptoms and past history. She explained the 'how to's' better than anyone else I've seen and gave excellent feedback that I had never heard before. I'm grateful to have had this appointment and looking forward to working with her.
Very thorough in explaining what she was doing and why. Her manner was kind and caring.
I felt very comfortable, and I felt as if I was in good hands.
She is so knowledgeable and helpful. She really understands this type of problem and is so easy to talk to.
Cheryl is very understanding, kind & gentle. I highly recommend Cheryl to any woman having pelvic floor issues.
Cheryl Curtis received her Physical Therapy degree from Gannon University over 20 years ago. In 2005, she became certified through the Biofeedback International Alliance to treat pelvic floor disorders. She completed her pelvic floor education through the Herman and Wallace Pelvic Rehabilitation Institute, which was followed by a mentorship experience at H&D Physical Therapy in Manhattan. In 2014, Cheryl became board certified in Women’s Health through the American Physical Therapy Association. Cheryl’s pelvic floor education has continued with additional specialty training for: the pediatric population, men pre/post prostatectomy, transgender population, as well as those individuals undergoing gender affirmation surgery. In 2016, Cheryl completed her Meek’s Method certification to treat Osteoporosis. Most recently in 2020, Cheryl completed training through the Physiological Oncology Rehabilitation Institute for treating various reproductive cancers.